NY Times on smartphone e-reading apps

December 3, 2009 | 5:49 am

By Chris Meadows

Found via tweet from @Hadrien: The New York Times has a brief article profiling several of the e-book reading choices available for the iPhone and other smartphones: Kindle, Aldiko (for Android), Barnes & Noble eReader, Shortcovers, and Stanza.

While the Times only mentions the Barnes & Noble version of eReader and says e-pub rather than the more commonly used EPUB or ePub, the article also mentions Feedbooks twice. It is great to see the smartphone e-reading alternative getting such distinguished press!

Technorati Tags: Kindle,Aldiko,eReader,Barnes & Noble,Shortcovers,Stanza,Feedbooks,New York Times,iPhone,Android,smartphones,e-books

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